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Stories of getting rich quick in the crypto world are everywhere, but how many people actually make money? There are more examples of people losing everything after trying to turn a few thousand into a fortune with high leverage. Today, let’s change the approach—I want to talk about how small investors can achieve steady profits.

Why is contract leverage so attractive? Because it promises to make you rich overnight. But the reality is that most people get wiped out due to excessive leverage—one careless move and they’re liquidated to zero. True experts don’t play with fate; they play with rhythm—being decisive with small positions when cautious, and going all-in only when the time is right. Survival always comes first.

And what about "HODLers"? Others can hold Bitcoin for ten or eight years because they have sufficient capital and a stable mindset. But you, when it rises 20%, want to sell; when it drops a little, you cut losses. How can you make money like that?

The core idea is actually simple: give up the fantasy of getting rich overnight and switch to ultra-short-term trading. Earning 5% a day, accumulating over time—that’s a feasible approach. The breakthrough for small investors is in volatile, highly liquid coins—like SOL, PEPE, DOGE, WIF. Stay away from "zombie coins" that barely move 2% a day—that’s just a waste of time.

My entry logic is based on three signals; only act when all are confirmed:

- A 1-minute K-line breaks above all moving averages with volume doubling or more—enter immediately.

- On the 15-minute chart, a clear long lower shadow appears, and the price holds above previous support—an opportunity to bottom fish.

- During market panic, coins that rise against the trend on the top gainers list usually have big players eating up the orders—follow the whales and join the feast.

Stop-loss and take-profit are not optional—they are mandatory. Cut losses once they reach 3%, no debate; take profits in stages after exceeding 6%, and exit early to avoid regret. This isn’t being timid; it’s the wisdom to stay alive and keep playing.

There’s also something often overlooked—order book signals. Fishy orders are common traps: if you see a large buy or sell order hanging in place for a long time without movement, it’s a manipulator tricking newcomers. Smart traders do the opposite. The same applies to rapid sell-offs: if a candle pierces support then quickly pulls back, it’s a sign of a shakeout—buy the dip immediately.

There’s no holy grail strategy in crypto; it’s all about information gaps and execution. That’s where your chance to turn things around lies.